Asbury Park Baby Parade Draws 150000 Spectators
Nearly 6900 babies and children from fifteen states paraded past Queen Titania in Asbury Park with Arthur Pryor's band, a pageant cheered by about 150000 spectators. Prizes valued at nearly 230 handed to top floats and costumes, including a prize for the child from the greatest distance Maria Jarriage of Ecuador.
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Asbury Park
Arthur Pryor
Titania
Sunset Avenue
Asbury Avenue
Auditorium Square
Titania MII
Norma’ Cole Hornberger
Pittsbury
Oal
honouKin Ocean Avenue
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
Claude V. Geurin
Smith
Belno
Twen
Washington
Lafayette
Frederick the Great
Napoleon
Frobsevelt
Joe Cannon
Ashown
Princeton University
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Powusyivanii
Hleven
Faunasinet
South America
Canada
San Francisco
Pax
Carnival Commission
Titans Court
Novina Cole . Tornberger
Tittsbure
Charles “Sessions Miller
Tielen Demarest
Jinckensach
N. J
Lorena Fry
Jersey City
Edward Clarke
New York City
Gordon Vaugoleon
Alfred Tllerring
James Kelsey
Milton— Ross
Alfred Jefferson, Jr
Joht Ackerman
Virginia — Hope Kessex
Margaret Schooibren
Jamaica
LL. J
Clare Wysocki
Muriel Cornelius
Asbury _Pari
Claude W. Cleurin
Walter T. Yiubbard
William F. Moore
Joseph H. Cunningham
William F. Stewart
G. Hy. Benkhardt
Otto -Rhoeme
Arthur
HW. Tlope
Edwin HW. Jdope
Clarence Rh. Raine
Michael KK
Sexton
John Ss. Adrian
Roberto R. Bringhurst
Freeland W. Kendrick
Philadelphia
George B. Harvey
George McManus
Talibisen Morgan
Ocean Grove
Dorothy May Trible
New York
Dell
Vivian Francis Vunt
Ashbury Ware
Maria
Jarriage
Ecuador
Rede Iica
Arthur Starke
New - York
Arnold
Newark
Charles
Parrows
Vrele Sam
Midaline Jackson
Pastic
Jersey
University
Princeton
Elizabeth P. Gresh
Norristown
Poon
Edwin Sehell Oo Semark
Prince of Pilson
Henrietta
City Court Official’s Children Win Float Parade Prize
Master Pryor devised a clever float that won first prize. Ponies and pony turnout features completed the last division. Six children of City Counsel James D. Carton and their mother rode a festively trimmed pony cart to win a blue ribbon.
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Pryor
James D. Carton
Amateur Circus Delights Deal Area for Charity
Two performances at Deal and Allenhurst drew large crowds for St. Andrew's Episcopal and St. Mary's RC churches. A street parade preceded the matinée, with society men selling tickets and local youths selling peanuts and pink lemonade. Notables listed among attendees and participants included Trustur, O'Brien, Clapp, the Dwyers, Wolters, and a long line of listed dignitaries and supporters.
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Deal
X. J
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Allenhurst
St. Mary's
Seabright
Point Pleasant
Asbury Pairk
Charles L. Trustur
Long Branch
Tingmaster
Jay ©. O'Brien
Marshall Clapp
William, Charles
Frank Dwyer
Norton A. Wolters
Newark
William Strange
Salome
Robert F. Ames
William M. Minford Pierce
Davidson Rosenfeld
Albert McClave
John McClare
Harry Content
Lawrence Fagan
P. I. Collier
Robert JF. Nathan
Joseph O.O’ Donohue, Jr
Amasa Lyon
Simued Selligman
Frederick Gerken
Michael J. Degnon
P. Fred Brunner
William C. Keppenheimer
James Ackerman
George “B.M Harvey
Harvard sprinter William A. Schick Jr to wed Lotta Bradburn
The engagement of Harvard track star William A. Schick Jr to Lotta Rowe Bradburn of Holyoke was announced at a Great Barrington party hosted by her father M. Dwight Bradburn. Schick, famed for 6 yard and 220 yard titles, later captained Harvard’s track team and competed internationally, with Olympic team ties noted. The bride is a graduate of Wells College and St Mary’s Cathedral School. The wedding date was not announced.
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New York Times
Great Barrington
Mass
William A. Schick, Jr
Harvard University
Lotta Rowe Bradburn
M. Dwight Bradburn
Holyoke
United States
Bradburn
Schick
Andover
Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Athens
New York
Harvard Union
Wellesley
St. Mary's Cathedral School
Wedding Plans for Miss Adelaide S Irknox in Seabright
Miss Adelaide S. Irknox daughter of the late John Jay Knox a former Treasury Controller plans to wed André Cheronett-Champollion on Sept 5 at Seabright New Jersey Miss Alice Runnels of Chicago to be her only attendant Best man Austin Corbin Ushers include Irving Knox Henry W Knox Edwin H Kendall Kenneth P Budd J Dudley Clark Corbett Edgell and Harris Livermore Ceremony at Ranfully Mrs John Jay Knox Summer home Seabright.
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Adelaide S. Irknox
John
Jay Knox
the Treasury
André Cheronett-Champollion
Seabright
N. J
Alice Runnels
Chicago
M. ‘Cheronett -Champollion
Austin Corbin
Irving Knox
Henry W. Knox
Edwin H. Kendall
Kenneth PP. Budd
Engagements announced for Newlands and Nolan families
Kingston Canada announces Meh S Newlands engagement to Dr Hugh Auchincloss of New York, Yale 1901 graduate. The couple will wed this Autumn. Chicago announces Alice St John Nolan engagement to Dr J Ramsey Hunt of New York, with marriage set for September 26 at Manchester By the Sea Massachusetts.
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Wiliam Newlands
Kingston
Canada
Meh
Newlands
Hugh Auchincloss
New York
Edgar S. Auchincloss
Maria Sloan
Auchineloss
Yale
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Charles C. Auchineloss
James Coats
Reginald J. Auchineloss
Paper chase at Rumson ends with last-minute twist
Seabright August 29 reports a social paper chase ending at Rumson Polo Country Club. Hares Howard S. Borden and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin set pace as about twelve miles were covered by hounds including Mrs. Pearsall Field and Mrs. Lawrence Vainte. Finishing order included Mrs. Lawrence White and Arthur Jones Strother Jones, Mrs. Field, and Wayne Connor. The Rumson Polo Club plans more such sport through the season.
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Field
Connor
Rumson Polo Club
Americans Return From Abroad Aboard Hamburg Amerika
United States figures including Gen Stewart L Woodford and Mrs Croker disembarked from the Hamburg American liner Amerika. Aboard also were Gen Woodford’s wife and other notable travelers. The voyage carried the body of Frank Sherwood Hambleton of Baltimore who died abroad.
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Amerika
Stewart L. Woodford
National Hughes League
Chicago
Woodford
Richard Croker
Richard
Ethel
Paris
W. Bo van lLennep
Julius Meyer
N. Plant
A. F. Stevenson
John Corner Westervell
Helen Welington
Frank Sherwood
Hambleton
Baltimore
Larned Defends National Tennis Title at Casino Courts
William A. Larned of Annapolis defeated Beals C. Wright of Boston in straight sets to defend the national tennis championship on the Casino courts. Scores were 6-1, 6-2, 8-6 as Wright failed to counter Larned’s precise net play and returns.
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Beals Wright
Newport
R. I
William A. Larned
Annapolis
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Larned
Wright
Deuce
Goulds Win Tennis Match at Newport Casino
At Newport, Mr. and Mrs. George Gould and Jay Gould watched a court tennis match where George Gould and his son defeated T Suffern Tatler and J M Russell two sets to one. The scene included society figures, weddings, and seasonal entertainments at the Casino and nearby residences.
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Newport
R. J
Cve
George Gould
Jay Gould
Marjory
Lillian Gould
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Freya
Alice Grosvenor
Dudley Davis
William Grosvenor
Naval Training Station
Naval War College
Fullam
Roy C. Smith
Commander Smith
Barger Wallach
Casino
T. Suffern Tatler
J. M. Russell
Reginald Brooks
H. Mortimer Brooks
H. Mortimer Brooks. .Dr. Morse
Boston
Easton
Lelander
Littlefield
Miss Hazard
Cence
H. Anthony Dyer
R. Livingston Beeckman
Craig Biddle
Edward J. Berwind
James P. Kernochan
East Jersey Tennis Ends Round With Surprises
East Jersey Association lawn tennis saw mixed fortunes as players endured long waits and three matches. In men's singles, Robert Le Roy and Henry Mollenhauer look poised for the final rounds while Rosenbaum ousted Edgar Teo. Miss Cassell rallied to defeat Mrs. Pouch after dropping the second set.
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East Jersey Association
Robert le Roy
Henry Mollenhauer
le Roy
MoeHenhauer
Palmer
Hinck
Bennett
Rosenbaum
Edgar Tr. Teo
Leo
Miss. Cassell
Mrs. Pouch
Miss Cassell
Berkshire Hunt Opening Brings Brisk Meet at Lenox Club
Hunt leaders and a dozen riders gathered for the Berkshire hounds first meet of the season at Lenox Club. The Laurel Lake run ended at Hughlawn, William Douglas Sloane’s estate, with Ballyhooley ridden by David T. Dana on hoof, and notable attendees including Mrs. Dana and several fashionable guests.
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New York Times
Libenox
Mass
Berkshire
Lenox Club
Laurel Lake
Hughlawn
William Douglas Sloane
David T. Dana
Ballyhooley
Spencer P. Sletter
Dana
Miss Meyer
Dena
Kate Cary
John Te. Alexander
Samuel Husgell
C. Russel Auchineless
Charles
Portrait of Elizabeth Hunt 108, Celebrates Brooklyn Birthday
Elizabeth Hunt turns 108 at her granddaughter Mrs Wicks 407 Adelphi Street Brooklyn after living under every US president except Washington. Born August 21 1800 in Lancaster Pennsylvania, she moved to New York during the War of 1812 era and later to Middletown Connecticut after marriage to Jacob Flint. She has told reminiscences of early presidencies and the War of 1812 to relatives, with a quiet observance planned today due to frail health.
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Elizabeth Hunt
United States
Washington
William. Wicks
Adelphi Street
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Wicks
Hunt
Lancaster
Penn
Frederick
Sarah Bebel
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Idunt
Mrs. Hunt
New York
Jacob Flint
Middletown
Conn
Mr. Hunt
John
Reuben
Funeral of Tony Pastor at St Bartholomew’s Elmhurst
Requiem mass for veteran theatrical manager Tony Pastor was held at St Bartholomew’s Elmhurst with about 400 attendees from the theatrical world. Delegates from Actors' Society of America Kimbs' Club White Rats and Cheenroom Club attended. Interment is planned at Evergreen Cemetery after a service at the Brooklyn Lodge Elks clubhouse.
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Tony’ Pastor
St. Bartholomews Roman Catholic Church
Elmhurst
I. L
Pastor
Actors’ Society of America
Kimbs’ Club
White Rats
Cheenroom Club
Kerry Cottage
Father Kennedy
St. Bartholomew's Churcil
Father Corrigu
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
Father O'Toole
St. Leo's Church
Charles’ Savige
Brooklyn Lodge of Elks
Elks
Evergreens Cemetery
H. S. Sanderson
New York Lodge of Elks
John T. Kelly
Brooklyn Lodge
Ralph Delmore
George Considine
Anderson
Mary Coleman
Major Johnson
Johnson
Farwell
Marsiaret Uettman
County Register
James J. Slevin
Edward Rosenbaum
Mark Jlatt
Caine
Amy de Angelis
Ixernel
Beatrice Moreland
Ralph Kelmore
Armstrongs Five Plays for Season Announced
Paul Armstrong, known for The Heir to the Hoorah and adaption of Salomy Jane, reveals five plays slated this season by different managers. They include Via Wireless by Frederick Thompson, Blue Grass and The Renegade by Liebler & Co., In Time of Peace by Klaw & Erlanger, and Going Some. He is also writing A Love Story of the Ages for a female star. He jokes about returning to playwriting after a costly failed venture into management last year.
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Paul Armstrong
Frederick Thompson
Liebler & Co
Klaw & Erlanger
Ife
Armstrong
William Farnum
America
Too Many Wives Produced In Schenectady
The musical comedy Too Many Wives with libretto by Charles Horwitz and music by Frederick Bowers premiered at Van Curter Opera House Schenectady before a large audience. Joe Morris stars as the principal comedian while La Manolita performs and The Mittenthal Brothers produce.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Charles Horwitz
Frederick Bowers
van Curter Opera House
Broadway
Dearie
Chief Om
Joe Morris
la Manolita
Mittenthal Brothers
Amusement Notes Show Busy Empire Stage Schedule
Florence Roberts assists at Golden Gate benefit at Belasco Theatre Sept. 6 in an act from Magda. London notices announce Truly Shat fuck at Drury Lane Pantomime Coliseum tomorrow and Lote Fuller brings nine pupils to Hippodrome. Helen Byron tours with Stair Harlin in My Sweetheart opening Sept. 1 in Chicago. Hattie Russell marooned in car in Westchester on way to country club dinner. Agnes Herndon covers Mrs Harris in Paid in Full at evening show. Daniel Scitt makes New York debut at Keith Proctor Fifth Avenue tonight with The S Gedour Keepers Dream.
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Florence Roberts
Golden Gate
Belasco Theatre
Magda
London Notices
Truly Shatfuck
Drury Lane
Coliseum
Lote Fuller
Hippodrome
Helen Byron
Stair & Harlin
Chicago
Hattie Russell
Westchester County
Mrs. Harris
Agnes Herndon
Daniel Scntt
New York
Keith & Proctows
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Obituary Notes of New Jersey Notables
Obituary notes report the deaths of James A. Prali of New Brunswick aged 72, William B. Robeson of Bound Brook Commodore of Brook Canoe Club, Joseph H. Lewis of Elmsford former Westchester Deputy County Clerk, Ernest F. Iden of Ridgewood Brooklyn architect, Edward Kellogg of Geneva leather firm Kellogg Sheldon, Thomas H. Redway Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Free Masons of New Jersey. Surviving spouses and children listed for several.
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James A. Prali
Ninth
New Jersey Regiment
New Brunswick
N.J
William B. Robeson
Found Brook
Bound Brook
N. J
Frank Littehild
Clare Robeson
Joseph “H. . Lewis
Westchester County
Elmsford
Mount Vernon
Joseph K
Frank Lewis
Mary H Lewis
Ernest FP. Iden
Brooklyn
Bleecker Street
Ridgewood
Germany
Montclair
N. Jo
Edward Kellogg
Geneva
Switzerland
Kellogg
Kellogg & Sheldon
New York
Tiesides Oi
John
Princeton
Hryee
Curtis
Elizabeth Kellogg
Thomas H. Redway
Grand Lodge of Free Masons of
New Jersey
ISM
Trenton
New York City
Masonry
Grand Commandry
Knights Templar
Admiral Fithian Dies in 87th Year in New Jersey
Rear Admiral Edwin Fithian retired U S S was the Navy’s oldest officer and a famed engineer. Born December 1 1820 he entered the service in 1848 as a Third Assistant Engineer and rose to admiralty. He died at 4 Lake Street Bridgeton on August 29 after forty years of continuous service and work on ships including the Susquehanna and Niagara. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon from his residence.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Edwin Fithian
U. Ss. N
United States Navy
Lake Street
Admiral Fithian
Fithian
Navy
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Saranac
JSOL
Susquehanna
East India Squadron
Commodore Perry
Japan
Perry
Unified States
Adee Fithian
Richmond
Roanoke
Colorado
Lancaster
Wyoming
Pacific
Narragansett
East
New York City
Issz
Bureau of Engineering
Washington
South Bristol
Fanny Wells
George W. Embree
Mary Ann
Ralph. Wells
Pridgeton
N. WE
S.46
Garwin Fithian
Lake St
Steamship Tudor V Prince of the Prince Line cuts Brooklyn pier
The Tudor V Prince of the Prince Line steamship veered to avoid a bus and tore away twenty feet of the public pier at the foot of Bayridge Avenue in Brooklyn. The crowded pier cleared in time. the vessel remained uninjured and continued to Lonzhong with general merchandise.
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Tudor V
Prince of the Prince Line
Bayridge Avenue
Brooklyn
Lonzhong
Arrival of St Paul Brings Dressmaker and Milliner Brigade
The St Paul arrival signals the first of the dressmaker and milliner brigade heading to Parisian Fall styles. Customs on the pier doubled their scrutiny, adopting a secret mark system for trade declarations. Senator Reed Smoot and J Hampton Moore arrive with Timber and Waterways missions, while Theodore E Barton joins from Ohio to advance Republican campaign efforts. Passengers aboard the St Paul include Adele Alexander Ernest Auer Col. and Mrs. WB Hidhie R W Bingham Judge TL L Burnett and many others.
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St. Paul
Saii
Treasury Department
United States
Reed Smoot
Diah
J. Hampton Moore
Waterwiys and Forestry Preservation Commission
Europe
Soiece
Theodore E. Barton
Ohio
The
Monetary Commission
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Iran
Herries
Frank A. Connor
Boston
Adele Alexander
Ernest ©. Auer
WB. Hidhie
R W. Bingham
Reber
Bingham
TL L. Burnett
John Coates
Bronson M. Cutting
Heniy J. Crocker
S. de T*osta
Albert Douglas
F P_ Gane
Henri Girault
Samuel P. Flubn
E. K. Messee
P. WH. McMahon
T. =. Nash
Obituary notices from New York area dates and names
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices across New York and New Jersey, listing names such as Mary F. Coles Dudley William Davis Fanny Wells Garwin Fithian Harriette Freeman John Grant Ananda Lane Belton Miers Tounsary Edwin D. Tounsary Jesse Robeson George Rowell Katharine Weeks Alice Astor George Eadeles Henry Faber May Flood James Gallagher Matthew Gaskin Philip Hand Florence Hardy Sophia Hensinger Estelle Jeanig Veronica King among others. The notices specify residence, death dates, and funeral arrangements or private services.
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Ian
Lather
Harriette Francis Freeman
George Albree Freeman
Ekaneral
Mount Auburn
Mass
Beeston
Manchester
N. Hi
Grant
John Grant
J. T. Steinhardt
Pancra
J. Winterbottam & Son
Lane
Point Pleasant
Ananda
William. G
Mary
Greenwood
Lindauer
Vaneresson
IE A. Cgurscham
Lot
Nsbury
White Pitine Fe
Belton Miers Tounshbury
Edwin LD. Tounsary
John H
Sarah I. Myers
MacKay
Portland
Morrning
Aus
Donald Sage Mackay
St. Nicholas
St. Avams
New York
Ity
Spa
Eastenth St
Chirch
West 45Th
Steste
Martin
H. Martin
Charles N. Martin
Tate
West
Mitnick. i
Maria
Warris Mitnick
Brest
St. Rey Nolur
Aethie Polyetlinic Hospital
New York City
Picnenth St
Montclair
N. A
Mb Robeson
Liberty St
York City
Pabesin
Dence
Roweli
Poland
Springs House
George DP Rowell
Lancaster
Sphinx Club
Gheorgr
Plowell - Wis
Tenwwell
Sphinx
Gamfert
William Lowenser
Sphiax Clb
New Fork
Ashen
NS. W
Inne
Richard
Ruth
Sears
Clavor M. Saver
Primeril St. James's Church
Goshen
Wet
94Th St
Katharine
Jen Weeks
Charlotte
Tian
Anit James Uoneks
Weks
Kmnilyomit Mowers
Astor
UM Harrison
Harneck
Alice M. Astor Badgley
T Lindener
Newark
George Brown Eadeles
Madison St
Henry Hetty
Carter
New Hordan
Conn
Sybil Carter
Kay Anagh
Greemexond
Dehn
Cavanagh
Coleman
Margaret
Ole Man
Neni
West 162d
Mary Pane
Alieton
Hamilton A.v. Yonkers
Anny Eewards
Curren
Hy Ga
Emmons
Caldwell
Meahs Elza Albright Emmons
Faber
Henry Faber
High St
Gallagher
Barnes Mt
James FE. Gallagher
A. M. . Gaskin
Wickliffe St
Hand
Philip J. Hand
M. . Hardy
East Orange
Florence Lang Hardy
East
36Th St
Hastings
Son Seilensinger
Sid Covert
Hrookiyn
Sophia Hensinger
M. Jackson
Shares
Oun Ave
Jarvis Blackson
Jeanig
Germania
Estelle Jeanig
K.colés
Alberta
Jaye
Jersey Wits
Obituaries From New Jersey and New York City Areas
A long list of death notices and funeral times from Highland Fork Jersey City and nearby towns. Names include Nosalie Krone Jaura W Kortright Heatrice Landell Joseph St Lewis Joseph J Lewis Raymond Forsyth Lew Catharine Lowry Bridget McEver Bridget Reilly HOD Robbins Mary Scanlan Esther Schlesinger Daniel Tinney Amalia Tuch Bertha Marx and others with funeral details in August.
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Krone
Highland Fork
N. J
Nosalie Krone
M. Kortright
Cartron
Jersey City
Jaura W. Kortright
M. Lamveel
Kingsland
Heatrice Landell Lewis
Tarrytown
N_Y
Joseph St. Lewis
Me. Lewis
Elmsford
NS. J
Joseph J. Lewis
Kingston
Raymond Forsyth Lew
Lowery
Anselie Park
Catharine Lowry
Martin
Guu. Springs
Sare Louise Phillips Martin
Puneérad
Sieur_Fe
Bertha Marx
Fuiay
St. Veronica
Baldwin St
Johnu
Mayfield
Me Tae Mecourt
Sat West Sil
Roger MetCourt
Mel
Voy
Lafayette
Brooklyn
Aue
Bridget McEveyr
Nels x
MW. Mclenvain
Weath St
Mary McGowan
Fiv
McNalley
Greenpoint
Thomas McNallty
M. Moore
Mercere St
Ava
Fannie Moore
M. Muir
Ocean Parkway
Grooklin
Frances FE. Muir
Ryan
Tho 6Th Av
Mary Ryan
A. M. Ryder
404Th AV
Ellen. Ryder
Bobms
Mary Smith
Puneral
A. M. Snyder
Francis D. He Savier
Sfeinmetz
Montrese Av
Tanlina Steinmetz
Lakee Maiopac
Auguste Thiery
Thieling
Pine St
Tinney
Aster
Newark
Arence
Rackvile
Amalia Tuch
WZOM
Clemann
Jacob Ilmatr
Trahkinn
John Uimtewch
Take Up Thomas Case At New Jersey Auto Club Meeting
A special meeting of the Board of Trustees of the New Jersey Automobile and Mother Club in Newark will discuss the case of FE R Thomas, a New York banker. Paul E. Meller, the club president, will oversee charges for alleged open violation of the speed lane rule and Thomas may be expelled at the September 14 meeting.
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New Jersey Automobile and Mother Club
Newark
No J
Sersiabus
FE. R. ‘Thomas
New York
Paul E. Meller
Thomas
New Jerseys
Eind
Unveiling of Monuments at multiple Cemeteries
The notice reports unveilings of monuments for several individuals including Cardine, Hirsh, Lindsay, John W. Lindsay, Jenna Marks and Asther Schofran at cemeteries such as Mount Zion and Washington Cemetery. Events occur today with ceremony times and locations implied in the obituary-like items.
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Arsstein
Arietta Arnsivin
Washington Cemetery
Asther
Woodlawn Cemetery Access Via Transit and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is easily reached by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots are priced at 150 dollars. For Books of Views or a representative call Telephone 4855 Gramercy, Office 20 East 280 Street City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 280 ST
Ideal Beautiful Cedar Grove Cemetery at Flushing
Advertisement copy notes a cemetery near East 24th Street Ferry six miles away with easy access from Great New York area via Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Flats from three dollars, booking through an office at 1 Madison Ave New York. Undertakers and chapels listed with ambulance service referenced.
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Cedar Grove Cemetery
Flushing
East 24Th St
Great Nw York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Madison Av
Mew
York
Special Notices for Dr Roland D Jones Institute
Special notices announce Dr Roland D Jones's Institution for the Special Treatment of Pibtumatism and Government Office at 35 Ey byth Street New York.
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Roland D. Jones
GOVT
Ey Byth St
New York
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